How To Harness The Awesome, Unstoppable Power Of Persistence In 4 Easy Steps

Never underestimate the power of persistence!

If you persist you really cannot fail.

While you may fail many times along the way, you have nottruly failed until you accept failure. However, if you aretruly persistent, failure is a clear indication you aregetting closer to success.

How can that be?

Because with each failure comes very valuable knowledge. Theknowledge of what DOESN'T work, (this is the basic premiseof testing).

Acknowledge failure brings you a step closer to success andyou will never look at it the same way again.

Do you have a light in your house? Of course you do. Do havea light in your car? Of course you do. Do you see them inthe street, in the shops, airports, hospitals, restaurants,etc, etc? Yes, they are everywhere.

Well, the electric light was borne from one man'sirresistible persistence to invent what many said wasimpossible.

It wasn't easy, thousands of times he failed....thousands!!How many people make it past 3 failures? Most give up afteronly one. Plenty never even try.

But Thomas A. Edison, the creator of the incandescent light,took each of those failures in his stride.

With the knowledge of what DOESN'T work, each failure tookhim a step closer to changing the entire world!

We only want to get rich. A much, much easier task.

If persistence can change the world, imagine what it can dofor you.

Persistence can be developed through 4 simple steps.

Are you ready?

Pay close attention, these are life skills you shouldembrace deep within your psyche...practice them wheneveryou want to rise above your present dilemma...teach them toyour children.

The 4 Steps to Developing Persistence

Step 1Have a definite goal fueled by a burning desire to achieveit.

Step 2Have a definite plan and continually work at it.

Step 3Close your mind against all negativity. Do not think aboutor be discouraged by the negative comments that may comefrom family, friends and acquaintances.

Step 4Form a friendship with one or more people who will encourageyou to follow through with your plan and achieve yourgoals.

There my friend is the kind of thing we should be taught inschools. How different might your life be if you embracedthat as a child.

Personally, I was never taught to persist. Whenever thegoing got tough I quit.

After years of underachievement, poverty and unhappiness Iknew my life philosophy wasn't working. I decided if I everwanted things to change I needed to change.

So I set about discovering the laws of life known by thevery rich and the very happy.

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